New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14
A MOST INTERESTING LETTER

From the Chaplain Of tho Albany Pcnentiary Refer ed
10 In Ycsterdays Paper.
mako the following statement In simple Justice TO
you and to the public at large. look upon the facts
am about to relate 'smone the most remarkable since
the ago Of miracles Had heard thsm from another
should have asked for proof yet every word may bs
Nsd upon a. absolutely true
For many years my wife had bcen the victim OF nerv-
Dyspepsia OF the chronic distressing and apparently
incursble Type from which many OF her sex suffer,
sneush and die II all the worse because the tend
ency 10 1t was inherited. She had been under the sys-
teTatc treatment Of many OF the best physicians in
NewYork and Brooklyn and elsewhere for twenty years
with only Temporary relief Although bad enough at all
times. she was always worse In the autumn-and tho
eating OF fruits toften recon mende dyspeptc In her
produced 6atulency and excessive PAIN In fact
there were few II any, kinds Of food that did distress
her. so diseased sensitive and torpid all tho
Of Digestion Tho Usual symptoms OF dysI epsis with
concoTsnt ailments, were all present-bsd taste in the
mouth duh eyes, cold feet and hands, the of load
upon tho stomach, tenderness pres.u re Indigestion
glddlness great weakness and pr0stration and fugitive
pains IN the sides chest and back. there ever
case OF dyspepsia which TO all intents and purposes
seemed altogether hopeless It was hers have ofton
risen in the night and administered stlmuants merely
Tor the SAKE OF the slight ana relief they gave
what her aggregate experience may safely leave to
ths imagination OF those who have suffered In similar
way Certainly no else begin to understand it,
After sho had undergone about I'VE years Of this ap
parenty endless misery, did she take for tbs
ter Far from II shc grow worse II anything could DO
worse Intermittent malara fever set H. complcatiug
the case and making every symptom moro Pronounced
and intense BY this tire the rneuiso-gasiric nerves
had beconc very seriously involved and rho had chronic
Gastrs and also what may DO allowed to call chronic
intermittent malaria fever all at once For thu atter
the ph, scaDs prescribed tho good sheet
anchor remedy QHDine gradually increasing tho doses
nnln-lhcfedioie rs it may seem--she actually took
Ih'sIf CHAINS DAY FOR DAYS IN SUCCESSION. This
could not .ast The effect Of tho qunins was II pos,be
almost as bad ~ the t1o:od disease which was wearing
away her strength and her life Quinine poisoning WA
painfully evident, hut tho fever still Almost
every day there on tho OF aractersts chill and
racEng headache followed by the usual weaLpess and
collapse
Ncod tei you desparod-not merely OF her recovery
but OF any apprecshe rest this long and ureary sK
pericnco Z Somewhat less than a year ago nv wife
showed signs or such utter exhaustion that ber r,nds
INDUCED the most serious approximations About this
time met socially my friend Mr. Norton, member OF
tue urn OF Chauncey Titus K Co.. brokers' OF Albany
who, on hearing from these facts saij why nav.
been through almost the thing and have got over
It. what cured you asked eagerly. "KAskine-
no said try 1t for your wife" had seen Kassne sd-
vcrsed but bad no more fstL In 1t than had In saw
aust LOT suon case as hers Mrs. Hall had higher
oP""n' Jo' "u lilo strength OF frtend'b
Ton got bottle and began its use rs directed.
Now recall what have already said rs to her than
condition. aud then read what follows: Under the Kas
kline treatment all tho dyspeptic symptoms sAo,red
sdnf imT roycmsDt and the daily foyer crew lsss and
soon ceased Altogether Side by side these dseases
vanished as sido by side they had tortured their victim
FOR ten yenrs-the Dyspepsia alone having "a have
said existed for twenty years. Her appetite improved
from week to week until she could eat and digest tina
AVERAGE food that ANY well person takes without ANY
suffering or Inconvenience With renew sd assmila
OF food came OF course steady increase In flesh until
sbe now looks like her original self She s takes Kss
Hive ocoasionally but with real need OF H. for she ia
we'll consider this result scientific miracle and tho
New Qunno" IL entitled 70 tie credit OF IT, for trom
the time shc began with Kasne used no other nedi
cine Whatever.
IL yoo think recital OF these facts calculated TO DO
good you arc welcome TO uAko them public
Rev JAS l.. HALL,
Chaplain Albany, y. Y. Peuitentiary.
To the X sskine Co. 81 Warren St New-York
7. S-sometimes letters OF this hind are rublishod
without authority and In any ono I. inclined 10
question the senuncness Of the above statement viii
cheeriully reply oany communications addressed to me
~ TIC penitentisry. JAS. ]. HALL.